On September 24-27, 2024, Hamburg turned into the wind energy capital of the world. The Wind Industry Hub Foundation made sure that there was no lack of a Polish accent during Wind Energy Hamburg 2024.
The Polish Wind Energy Pavilion organized by the Polish Wind Energy Association, the Wind Industry Hub Foundation and in cooperation with the RE-Source Poland Hub Foundation, the Polish Investment and Trade Agency and the Polish Consul General in Hamburg featured the following companies and institutions:
Agency for the Development of the Szczecin Metropolis (ARMS)
4-Enviro
Baker Tilly TPA
B-finder
ESG – Energy Service Group
MEWO S.A.
ONDE
ORLEN Neptun
P&Q
PAIH
PGE Baltica
Polenergia
PROJMORS
Slipform
Szczecin Shipyard “Wulkan”
Tauron
TPA
Marshal’s Office of Western Pomerania
Viatec
This year’s Polish Wind Energy Pavilion under the leadership of PWEA and the Wind Industry Hub Foundation, thanks to the involvement of more than 20 entities, made it possible to successfully promote Polish companies on the international arena, opening up new opportunities for them to expand into foreign markets. The Polish Pavilion received great interest from the European supply chain and wind industry investors, but also from foreign media. The success of the event is confirmed by numerous business meetings, offers of cooperation or impressive turnout during the events we organized. In addition, the networking meeting held at the Polish Pavilion – according to the EC Organizers – was attended by a record number of participants this year, and the number of listeners during the panel discussion organized by us exceeded our expectations.
On September 24, we held a session entitled. “Scaling up Europe’s wind energy supply chain,” during which the Polish perspective was presented by Piotr Czopek, vice president of the Wind Industry Hub (WIH). During the discussion, Piotr Czopek presented the current potential of the Polish wind energy supply chain, as well as pointed out the prospects for its development! It was an excellent discussion, during which the topic of Poland as a key player in the European market was not absent.
The POLISH SIDE EVENT “Prospects for the development of the wind sector in Poland” presented the prospects for the development of the wind sector in Poland. Domestic developers presented ongoing offshore wind projects and their implementation schedules, while Polish manufacturers and service providers presented their capabilities and offerings.
The meeting with the Polish delegation culminated with a networking cocktail at the STAND RECEPTION on September 25, but during the multi-day event there were daily group bilateral meetings with delegations from other countries, as well as individual B2B sessions.
In addition, during the event we proudly distributed the Directory of Wind Energy Suppliers and Service Providers in Poland, which featured profiles of nearly 100 entities affiliated with the Wind Industry Hub. The attached photos show representatives of the companies featured in our catalog, as well as the numerous industry representatives from all over Europe! The next edition of the Directory will be released in November – please contact us now for all of you who wish to purchase additional advertising space in the new edition.
The next opportunity to participate in a similarly sized event, together with us, is the Wind Energy Annual Event 2025 Conference and Trade Show, which will be held April 8-10 in Copenhagen:
https://windeurope.org/annual2025/ – interested parties are welcome to contact us and join the joint delegation.
We would like to thank the Partners of this year’s Polish Wind Energy Pavilion, thanks to you it was one of the most impressive national pavilions at the fair and an effective promotion of Polish potential.
